Farmers Face Global Low Prices and Diversification Call
J R Dodgee a statistician in the agricultural department cites widespread low prices and rural discouragement worldwide. He warns of continued pressure from overproduction, imports, middlemen, and futures speculation, urging diversification and local production to revive farming profitability.
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J. R. Dodgee
Agricultural Department
Great Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Antipodes
India
Washington Letter reports party maneuvers and bills in Congress
Regular correspondent notes Quay’s return and talks with party leaders on the fall election. Ohio gerrymander viewed as risky for Democrats. Republicans expect to carry about ten districts. Naval appropriation advances. Wyoming statehood bill passes House. Collins and Sherman measures debated. Montana senatorial contest and pension bills under discussion. World’s Fair bill moves in Senate with October 14 1892 national celebration proposal.
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Republican Congressional Committee
House
Montana
Senate
Clarkson
Iowa
Sherman
Judiciary Committee
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Democratic Congressional Committee
Gov. Baum
Tlouse
Wyoming
Reed
Congress
Senate Committee
Chicago
America’s Congress
Supreme Court
Virginia Republican Club
Hows Committee
Virgina
Medrerfe
Aleem
Dmkota
Uae
Congress passes anti trust bill in general news banner
The Wiineis House approves an anti trust measure while other items note centenarian Mrs. Phoebe Wilson of Hartnett county N C, early rail and industrial stories, a Charleston W Va killing, a Danville tobacco scheme, and varied 1890 era events.
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Wiineis House of Representatives
Phoebe Wilson
Hartnett County
North Carolina
Woening
Helena
Mont
Danbury
Frank Joseph
Bond
Charleston
W. Va
Gov. Hill
New York
Farmers’ Convention
South Carolina
Chicago
Louisville
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
George Crook
St. Petersburg
Gainesville
Pla
Sherman
Texas
Maryland
Rhode Island
William Davis
West Gloucester
Ohio News Briefs Highlight Crimes and Political Moves
Cleveland man Hopson Hurd dies by his own hand while Elmer Sharkey faces a hang for matricide near Eaton. Ohio reports oil strikes near Lima and a fraud in Mansfield. Gen Schenck laid to rest near Dayton. Maud Dammett maims eye in Portsmouth toy pistol accident. Gubernatorial reprieve to Chas Blythe. Embezzlement case hits Oberlin. Fifth District reports Standard Oil purchase, and Sandusky lawmakers push a substantial appropriations amendment.
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Lima
Mansfield
William Probert
Fulton County
United States
Benton
Jielmes
Senate
R. B. Brown
Ohio Soldiers’ Home
John Beatty
Portsmouth
Maud Dammett
Whitelaw Reed
France
Xenia
Gen. Schenck
Ohio
Woodland Cemetery
Dayton
Ohio State Journal
Jacob B. Korn
Springfield
Flo
London
Madison County
David T. Garrard
Standard Oil Company
Fee
Lima Oil Company
Itsiggest
Henry Britt
Girard
J. L. Williams
Warren
Fred Willam
James Sanford
Leiter
Sandusky Sebtiers
Washington County Pioneer Association to celebrate in April
A long list of regional happenings runs through the notice with deaths in Marietta and Malta, a local option election set for Warren township on April 28, railroad prospects, hotel demolition, prison sentences, fires, post office openings, business reorganizations, local marriages, and sheriff sales across Meigs and Washington counties.
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Athens
Neile’elock P. m
Bates
Wm. B. Brooks
Laurel Hill Coal Company
ONC
Hocking
Charles A. Cable
John F. Welch
Stephen C. Strong
Maria C. Strong
Hall
Lewis Strong
Hocking Canal
William B Brooks
Charles A. Cabel
Recorder’s Office
Record of Deeds
Vinton
Madison
Ohio Company
N. EK
N. W
William B. Brooks
Douglas Putnam
Recorder's Office
Vinton County
John Finsterwald
Sherifff
HC Thwaite
Linn & McNaughten
Enry
W. Hazlett Clark
Marietta
Charles Lovell
O. M. Lovell
Malta
Warren Township
Eliza Alcock
Little Muskingum
Murial Palmer
Paris Opera
Joseph Armstrong
Newton’s Corner
John Brown
Ohio Penitentiary
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Middleport
Harriet Allen
Athens Asylum
Lebanon Township
Probst & Son
Pomeroy
Horton
Judge Lasley
Fragmentary note on cyclone impact and aftermath
A damaged fragment cites a cyclone and its devastation and destruction. It mentions a team or group that leveled a path of ruin, with no clear peers among predecessors. The text hints at ongoing losses and a need for assessment.
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Walter Gilligan
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Alabama
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Hopson Hurd
Elmer L. Sharkey
Eaton
Akron
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Will P. Evarts
College Hill
Cincinnati
Chas. Blythe
Col. Jones
Soldiers’ Home
Oberlin
Edwin Regal
Congregational Church
Geo. P. Org
Carey
Wyandot County
Columbus
Washington County Pioneer Association
Washington County
Charles W. Malkins
Alice Woods
George Skinner
Frank Whiting
James Whiting
MEIGS
Wendell A. Woodworth
Logan
Logan High School
J. P. Rochester
John Kanode
W. W. Raynes
W. H. Toole
Ed. Laurence
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Raymond Belt
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Alva Baughman
Findley
Mary L. Stinehcomb
John R. Borman
McConnellville
New York and Perry Coal and Iron Company
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Staltter & Exsex Four Stelen
Thomas Stobbe
Robert Casewell
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